Commercial Employee Support Areas

Conference Room, Break Room with Kitchenette, Employee Locker Area, Secure Storage and Restrooms

Creating a desired feel in a commercial building doesn’t need to stop in the public spaces. The functionality and aesthetics of the employee experience in small businesses like this one, matter for overall well-being and productivity.

The Starting Point: An Abandoned Downtown Boston Restaurant

Existing Restaurant and Bar Prior to Conversion into Retail Facility Employee Space

  • Exposed ductwork and deteriorated mechanical systems in an abandoned commercial kitchen in downtown Boston.
  • Debris and deteriorated structure in an abandoned commercial kitchen in a vacant downtown Boston restaurant.
  • Deteriorated walls and exposed plumbing in an abandoned commercial kitchen in downtown Boston.

We preserved the exposed beams where employees gather and concealed them with a drop ceiling in workspaces that required easy to clean surfaces.

The Finished Product

A small conference room with a wall-mounted television against exposed brick and original wood beams in a converted commercial space.
A hallway lined with black employee lockers beneath exposed wood beams in a converted downtown Boston commercial space.
A conference room with a long white table, mesh-back chairs and pendant lighting beneath original wood beams.
An employee break room with a round table and chairs adjacent to a hallway in a converted commercial space in downtown Boston.
A packaging and processing room with stainless steel tables, wall shelving and a drop ceiling for easy to clean surfaces
A hallway leading to an employee break room kitchenette with black cabinetry, terracotta glass tile backsplash, a sink and exposed wood beams.

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